Little River High School - Redskin Yearbook (Little River, KS)

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Supt. Perry starts out with a funny story - Assemblies are a Part of chool Life LRHS Hootenannies Wes Galyon and J. W, Cobb hoot out on MICHAEL, ROW THE BOAT ASHORE, as Steve Kruse, Duane Anderson, and Bill Oswalt help out with the accompaniment Compliments of BACON'S AUTO 8: FARM SUPPLY 113 E. Euclid 307 N. Ash WALL-ROGALSKY MILLING COMPANY McPherson, Kansas

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.ui Help, help, shouts Mr. Frazier into the mouthpiece of the Oscilloscope, as the Physics Class checks the sound waves produced by his voice. A----..-.1-5, 4-....., Math and Science ourses Challenge Geometry Class, led by Dick Dimond, Randall Olander, Mike German, and Terry Myers, work with congruent triangles. David Spence, Roger Kruse, Suzette Ross, and Julie Voth solve for that elusive X in Algebra I Class. Biology students Dennis Schlegel, Beverly Birka, Carolyn Heim, Larry Loutzenhiser, and Kathy Ehly admire Carolyn's Project Chart, Plant and Animal Kingdom Represented as a Tree. In the center is Lenna Phillips' map ofthe United States and to the right, Tree Seeds is a project by Jonell Farver and Sharon Anderson. 1 ! ,Ms mrmss -- li will .Xb lu I I

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Susan Crist, Verna Holler, Dean Anderson, Mr. Balcom, Barbara Smith, Shirley Mason, and Bobby Myers settle the question of Civil Rights during an American history panel discussion. Guy Colle reads his report in Economics Class. Virgil Cory, Doug Myers, John Turner, and Douglas Buchanan have spotted a location in World History Class. A highlight of the year's work for the Constitution Class was a trip to Topeka to visit the Legislature. In the picture below, Linda Knackstedt, Nancy Porter, and Rosalie Rife pose with Abe Lincoln. The Key to the Future Is in the Living Past Compliments of I-lAYDON'S SUNDRIES and MARIORIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Little River, Kansas WJNDOM GRAIN COMPANY, INC, Windom, Kansas -1--ll. -,Mmw 5 V. :wry-f1,s:ss 'xffarmswzinuuwffssferffzainlu